Market analyses, evaluation, strategy development, risk assessments, expert reports and more.
Transfer of knowledge to our clients so they may continue the work independently.
Participation in international research consortia and dissemination of knowledge.
General and customized online training courses on animal health.
Our customers use our consulting services for support with projects which have strategic and technical content.
Examples of our services include market analyses, evaluation, strategy development, risk assessments and expert reports.
We also offer a specialist service in market research and innovation in the fields of animal health, veterinary affairs and food safety, together with our partner Presight.
We are not only consultants but also trainers. We support our clients with our expertise and transfer our knowledge to them to enable them to continue the work independently.
We also help our clients to reorganize internal processes and procedures, to enable them to apply the newly acquired skills and expertise.
At a sector level, we promote and facilitate the debate to create the necessary framework and motivation for change.
By performing research projects for our clients, we can present practical solutions for complex problems. In addition to the scientific work, a typical part of our research activities is the dissemination of knowledge to make information broadly available.
We also participate in international research consortia, such as those funded by the European Union.
SAFOSO is an officially recognized SME (small medium enterprise) and thus eligible for participation in these consortia.
SAFOSO offers online courses on various aspects of animal health. These courses are in part targeted at a general audience, while others are focused on a specific matter.
We also offer targeted e-learning, customized for the specific needs of an organization.
If you want to learn more about our e-learning courses, or if you have a specific request for an e-learning module contact us.
Our approach is unique. We use our knowledge to improve animal health, because animal health matters…
We believe that modern food safety programs for animal-derived food products begin with healthy animals and safe feed at the farm. Everything possible should be done to make sure animals are raised healthily. The safety of animal-derived food is managed most effectively when risk management begins early in the production chain.
We can help develop programs to mitigate risks at the farm level, increase biosecurity and manage risks for introduction of pathogens.
Interactions between humans and animals are intensifying and diseases can spill over from animals to humans. These zoonotic diseases can occur through direct contact, vectors or consumption of animal-derived food products. Human and animal health is also threatened by antimicrobial resistance, environmental pollution and the development of multifactorial and chronic diseases.
Our approach to protect public health is based on the One Health concept in which the health of humans, animals and the environment are seen as closely associated and should be tackled together.
Absence of disease is an essential component of animal welfare. We use our scientific know-how to help clients improve welfare of their animal populations.
The well-being of animals is an important goal in itself and has added benefits such as increased productivity, consumer endorsement and improved food quality.
From our headquarters in Switzerland, we serve customers globally. We work where you are. We have undertaken projects on all six continents. And with our international team we are able to serve our clients in more than 6 different languages.
How did we help our customers – a few examples of our work.
Knowledge dissemination is one of our specialties. We believe that sharing knowledge and enabling others is of great importance to help improve animal health.
That is why we participate in international research consortia, such as those co-funded by the European Union, resulting in numerous publications containing information that can be applied in the field.
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